History of OSX

(Some content from wikipedia)

Mac OS X Public Beta:


Mac OS X v10.0 "Cheetah"


Mac OS X v10.1 "Puma"


Mac OS X v10.2 "Jaguar"


Mac OS X v10.3 "Panther"


Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger"


Mac OS X v10.5 "Leopard"



In the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote address on June 6, 2005, Steve Jobs announced that Apple would begin producing Intel-based Mac computers beginning in 2006.


Targeted at a professional audience, the MacBook Pro (15.4" widescreen) was Apple's first laptop with an Intel microprocessor. It was announced in January 2006, and started shipping two months later. The less expensive MacBook (13.3" widescreen) caters to the consumer market.
On January 10, 2006, Apple released its first Intel chip computers, a new notebook computer known as the MacBook Pro (with a 15.4" screen) and a new (though cosmetically identical) iMac with purportedly two to three times faster performance compared with its predecessor. Both used Intel's Core Duo chip technology. Through 2006, Apple transitioned the entire Mac product line to Intel chips, retaining the enclosure design while replacing its internal components. The Power Mac brand was retired, with Mac Pro being its successor. Apple also introduced a new piece of software called Boot Camp that helps users install Windows XP on their Intel Mac alongside Mac OS X.



iPod Shuffle
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iPod Nano
iPod Nano


iPod Classic
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iPod Touch (iTouch)
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AppleTV
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Notebooks/Laptops

Macbook
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Macbook Pro
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Macbook Air
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Desktop Computers

Mac Mini
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iMac
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Mac Pro
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iPhone
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Note: Due to rumours which hard evidence speculation a 3G iPhone will be released at the WWDC conference at Steve Jobs keynote on June 9th, buying a iPhone now would be a mistake. (You if you know me are probably thinking why did I? Well reason is I can barely get EDGE here so doesn't matter for me :D)

Software Packages

Chat
Adium
aMsn
MercuryIM
Microsoft Messenger

Note: aMsn and Mercury support Audio/Visual, which Adium and Microsoft Messenger are still to add in the coming months for both of them.


Processing Packages
iWorks
NeoOffice
Office '08

Media
iLife
GIMP
Aperture
Photoshop CS3

Useful Links
Flash Player
Shockwave (10.4 ONLY!)
Adobe Reader

Tips & Tricks

Leopard Dock
In 10.5 a tweak to allow customizable docks was found, you can download packs from "Leopard Docks" site:
Leopard Docks
Such Programs as CandyBar 3 and Dock Library

View Hidden files
Open Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal) and type in:


If you wish to revert back to hiding hidden files use:

DaveTaylor// wrote:

New Terminal Tip

Open Terminal and type:

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1. cd ~/Desktop/

then type:

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1. touch banner.text

The next command adds text to the file "banner text here > banner.txt example:

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1. banner nowaiz > banner.txt

double click banner.txt and shrink the text down

DaveTaylor// wrote:

Another Tip

Now this one will amuse you:

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1. say "text here"

yes you have to text typing Say, however to bet that I got one better for you, try this:

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1. say -v

and choose from the following:
Alex
Bruce
Fred
Junior
Ralph
Agnes
Kathy
Princess
Vicki
Victoria
Albert
Bad News
Bahh
Bells
Boing
Bubbles
Cellos
Deranged
Good News
Hysterical
Pipe Organ
Trinoids
Whisper
Zarvox

example:

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1. say -v Albert

Created by me on another Board.

Hopefully that guide helped

that screen has been smashed, idiots

Doesn't it's not glass it's LCD, they aren't glass only CRTs are glass.